How should parents educate their children about personal hygiene?

I think children can pay attention to personal hygiene from the power of example and comparative education.

One room is not cured, why is the world a country? -Liu Rong

In today's words, the above sentence is "How can you sweep the world without sweeping a house?" . The story comes from the Eastern Han Dynasty. At that time, there was a famous man named Chen Fan. What I want to say here is that when he was a teenager. He lived alone in a house at that time, but? He is very careless about hygiene and always makes his place dirty, making it difficult for guests to leave.

Why is it difficult for many children to form the habit of speaking hygiene now? Because our parents are more willing to take care of our children's affairs, this will lead to a strong dependence on children, which is not conducive to developing the habit of hygiene. Children who feel dirty and uncomfortable will not take the initiative to solve it, but wait for adults to deal with it themselves.

For example, the simplest brushing, washing, washing hands and so on. Often many children need their parents to squeeze toothpaste and hold towels in their hands. In this way, children will not realize the necessity of hygiene and will not pay attention to this problem. On the contrary, I feel that hygiene is a troublesome thing and don't want to do it. For example, the simplest brushing, washing, washing hands and so on. Often many children need their parents to squeeze toothpaste and hold towels in their hands. In this way, children will not realize the necessity of hygiene and will not pay attention to this problem. Instead, I feel that hygiene is a troublesome thing and don't want to do it.

We should cultivate children's hygiene habits at this stage. According to the results of parents' practice, I sorted out three methods.

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Method 1, the power of example

Our parents should pay attention to hygiene first. Some parents and friends like to wear pajamas and slippers when they go out, spitting and littering. When I was at home, I didn't pay attention to hygiene, didn't clean for a long time, and put things in disorder, which led to a mess at home. These invisibly affect our children and make them feel that this is normal.

I remember a child in our class, who wrote in his composition: My father is the boss, and he loves cleanliness. He gets up every morning, washes his face, shaves, combs his hair in front of the mirror and dresses up very handsomely. I must also love cleanliness and pay attention to hygiene like my father. It can be seen how much influence parents have on their children.

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Method 2: Comparative education.

Compare children's dirty clothes with children's clean clothes, and let children judge which clothes are better. If there are two babies at home, you can compare them with each other, so that one child can develop good habits and the other child can follow suit.

Of course, you can also take other children (children's idols) as an example to talk about the benefits of hygiene, so that children can automatically approach their favorite objects and talk about hygiene.

Method three. Develop hygiene habits.

Our parents can communicate with their children, formulate detailed hygiene rules and post them in the form of slogans in places where children often go. At the same time, we should always supervise the children and correct them immediately if we find that the children violate the rules. For example, we ask children to wash their hands before meals, brush their teeth, rinse their mouths, cut their nails every week, peel fruits and change clothes frequently. When the child has finished speaking, be sure to send encouragement in time!